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Trans people of womensstuff, how included do you feel in the LGBT community?
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this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2025
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I in general tend to feel pretty included, but it's shocking how many cis LGBT people think they can reclaim trans slurs and try to explain to me why it's actually okay that the called me a trap or a tranny because they're reclaiming it. Like, even if you heard a trans person use a slur to describe themself, please, do not call me that. (I wanna be clear, not talking about this community, happens mostly IRL.)
In general it's pretty common to feel like people are trying to be inclusive, which is nice, but my god cis people just can't help talking over trans people about trans issues.
Ugh I hate that. I'd never refer to a gay man with a slur, it's not ok to do that. It's really not ok to claim a word for you